[Bruce]

Irie has been sold.

Bruce
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[Bruce]

Scott,

“Irie” is a 1976 Douglas built Flying Scot; white hull, light blue deck and yellow boot stripe. She is in excellent condition, actively raced for the past three seasons. Dry sailed, ready to race or day sail today. Ullman main and snug-rig jib new in 2007, 2 spinnakers, internal spinnaker sheets, in-seat jib cleats, spinnaker halyard and topping lift lead aft, under deck spinnaker downhaul, 4:1 vang, 3:1 cunningham. She has the class required bow floatation bag w/cover and transome port. The boat comes with a 1976 Sterling Flying Scot trailer painted to match the boot stripe and completely refurbished in 2007. Frame was stripped and sand blasted to white metal, primed and repainted. New bunks, new bunk supports, new rollers, new hubs & bearing with “Bearing Buddies”, new LED lights, and new leaf springs. I have photos if you’d like to see what she looks like. I’m located near Richmond, VA and I’m asking $5000.

Contact Bruce at:

(804) 768-1632 (Evenings)

[email protected]

Bruce
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[Bruce]

Thanks Bill, I’ll keep checking the BWYC and the FSSA websites to see Ann Edwards response. I saw on the BWYC that they allow camping on the club grounds, has anyone used these facilities before, I’d be tenting it?

Harry, assuming that you’re attending this year, have you figured out where ya’ll are going to stay yet? Any idea at to which is closer/provides better access; Gulfport or Slidell?

Cheers,

Bruce
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[Bruce]

Bob,
Thanks for the run down, that was how I envisioned it but had never seen it done before. Do you “open” the ladder or just use it as a “jack”?

Travis,
I have a vintage 1976 Sterling Trailer, one of the original Scot suppliers I think, and it carries the boat pretty high. It’s a good solid trailer in great shape. You use a 2-step with your Trailex, would you say a 4-step with the Sterling?[?]

Bruce
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